Soccer and Politics Join Forces on the Airwaves
Stephen Jay Gould, an American paleontologist and influential writer of popular science once said, “I’m not a great deductive thinker, but I will admit to having competence in a very wide range of things – not being afraid to try to write…
CUC Men’s Soccer Gets New Look
As the Concordia University Chicago men’s soccer team wraps up their 2017 spring season, they do so with a renewed sense of energy, passion, and leadership. Many would argue that the change of pace stems from the new face holding the reins of the program…
Cougars Win Intramural Volleyball Championship
By Daniel Hasko On November 20th, Geiseman Gymnasium played host to an eight-team single elimination tournament to determine the champion of this year’s intramural volleyball campaign. Matches were played in a best of 3 format beginning at 3:00pm.…
IT MIGHT BE, IT COULD BE, IT IS!
By Daniel Hasko Fox Sports commentator Joe Buck referred to the night as “176 years of combined frustration.” Fortunately for the Chicago Cubs, the 108 years they were responsible for has come to an end with an absolute classic 8-7 game 7 World Series…
Start Your Engines!
September 18th marked the first day of the first race of the Chase, the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing NASCAR’s, playoff. The Chase is the last ten races of the season starting in Joliet, IL at the Chicagoland Speedway to Miami…
Root Beer Floats, Football, and Wings.
Thursday September 8th was the opening game of the NFL season and Concordia was in full support. CUC Dinning Services arranged for a keg full of Root Beer to be placed downstairs on a table with raffle items donated by Pepsi. They also, arranged for…
Can Chicago Bear Another Year of Football?
By Daniel Hasko 2015 saw the Chicago Bears suffer through a long 16 games of football that resulted in a 6-10 finish and sole ownership of last place in the NFC North division. With that said, Bear fans might have to (once again) make a focused effort to…
Cougar’s First Football Game!
Concordia University Cougars won their opening game with a ending score of 40 to 30. The first half of the game was close with a score of 0 – 0 and scoring their first touchdown in the beginning of the third quarter. There will be more information…
Crushing Alzheimer’s Out of the Park
Bright sunshine and warm weather, the perfect combination for going outside and playing a good game of Wiffleball. What is better than just Wiffleball? Playing it for a good cause of course! On Saturday, April 23rd, Concordia senior Stephen Zahrte hosted…
For the love of the game
By Daniel Hasko Every kid that grows up playing sports has that one player that they aspire to be like one day. Young athletes integrate the flare of their favorite stars into all dimensions of their personas. Whether it be the kid that yells “Kobe!”…